Biggles Flies East
Biggles Flies East by William Earl Johns is a captivating narrative published by Canelo in March 2025. This edition spans 250 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Biggles, who, while on leave in London, is mistaken for ‘Captain Brunow’ and offered a chance to become a spy for the Germans. Intrigued, he reports this encounter to Air Staff Intelligence and is tasked with uncovering the identity of a German operative known as El Shereef, leading him to a German aerodrome in Palestine.
Readers will find that Biggles navigates the complexities of espionage while maintaining his cover, reporting to Count von Faubourg and encountering his formidable adversary, Erich von Stalhein. As he delves deeper into the mission, the tension escalates, with Biggles needing to protect his identity to avoid dire consequences. This edition offers a thrilling exploration of themes such as deception and the intricacies of intelligence work during a tumultuous period.
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Biggles turns double agent! Biggles is in London on leave from the Front when he is approached by a stranger who greets him as ‘Captain Brunow’. Curious, Biggles plays along with the mistaken identity, and is quickly offered the chance to become a spy for the Germans! Reporting the encounter to Air Staff Intelligence, Biggles is encouraged to seize the opportunity and find out all he can about a German known only as El Shereef, operating somewhere in Palestine. Biggles soon finds himself in Zabala, a German aerodrome in Palestine, reporting to Count von Faubourg of the German Secret Service and his chief of staff, one Erich von Stalhein the first appearance of Biggles’ greatest nemesis. As Biggles draws closer to unmasking El Shereef, at all times he must ensure his own identity is never revealed, or he will be shot as a spy.
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